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by Y-bar 3y ago
I have constant headaches from Docker Desktop with regular regressions each update. How is the stability of Podman when it comes to day-to-day work and Docker compatibility? For example I won’t be able to switch away from the Docker engine
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I don't think OP i correct that the forecasts there are less reliable, but I would gather that: More warming == more energy in the system. More energy in the system -> more volatile weather. More volatile weather -> harder to pre
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I'd rather eat Surstrømming daily than get involved in anything from Oracle.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
4. Beer head is also another name for the foam
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Even Apple was so annoyed at this themselves that they actually went for a full open-source open-for-contributions GitHub repository at https://github.com/apple/password-manager-resources to get around these issues.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I think it is how it fills in "waves" in the hair, notice how each time a bunch of hair intersects with another, at least one set of hair curves unnaturally? Valleys and peaks where the hair bends should be similar in natural hair
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by Y-bar 3y ago
"Word X is just made up, stop using it!" is an overabused sentiment, one I would say is overabundant among internet pedants. Maybe you are feeling an overwhelming urge to overcorrect grammar? Get over it.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
It might have felt colder than usual since there were a few really cold days and the years prior were very warm, but... December 2023 in Stockholm was pretty much _average_ https://www.smhi.se/polopoly_fs/1.203578.17061
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by Y-bar 3y ago
We had a handful of extreme cold days, but they were compressed in-between a late arrival of the winter and a too warm and early spring.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Source code repo is here, not everything need a Github account to be free: http://freenginx.org/hg/nginx
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> Those were to be plugged in eventually by lowly engineers somewhere along the line, using whatever hardware and software combination would happen to fit the bill of materials for this lifestyle object. At an industrial design conferenc
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by Y-bar 3y ago
As a consumer of Mac OS software thank you! Seeing a Sparkle dialogue is such a nicety and it makes me feel good.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Couldn't on/off switches also be achieved with an electromagnet without the need for an actuating motor of some kind? - State A (on) - power the device and power the magnet so that the switch moves. - State B (off) - power off the
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I propose two possible solutions: A. Build some huge-ass rockets on the moon to accelerate it to offset any slowdown from changes in tidal energy. B. Divert a few billion tonnes of asteroids to crash into the moon's aft, adding both to
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by Y-bar 3y ago
But it can end in a kind of success for the arms manufacturers, their shareholders, the “hard on crime” politicians, the upper management of the police force, and the pro-police state people who gets validation for their calls ever-increasi
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by Y-bar 3y ago
… which is accomplished by … building lots of new data centres with each with thousands upon thousands of GPU:s drawing megawatts day and night. The maths checks out.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Thanks!
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I have ever only heard KVM in the context of a Keyboard Video Monitor-type device but somehow I can't fully fit that into the concept of a virtual machine. Does it mean something different here?
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I think you are misunderstanding me. When I say say "collective action requires individual action" I mean things like this: - A union is not a piece of paper, it is a group of people who individually joined, and then as individual
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by Y-bar 3y ago
That's obvious to everyone. And I am one of those who have lots of choices, and I have an ethical obligation to use it correctly against those who have less leeway to adjust their lives.
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by Y-bar 3y ago
In many places across the world it took herculean effort to force that change. But it did not happen because some abstract group of something did cause it to happen. It required major concerted actions, sometimes violent, of many individual
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> "doing your part" seems embarrassingly naive now. Yes and no. I would even go as far as to say that nihilism of no value in doing the right thing has been one reason we have reach this point -- we have lost a lot of collectiv
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Really? Do you want a real-world example have a look at US White House: > President Obama talks on the phone aboard Air Force One. April 10, 2014. > The Airborne Executive Phone has the red light on, which means it's a secure ca
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by Y-bar 3y ago
There are lockable USB C connectors designed to prevent that from happening: https://www.neutrik.com/en/product/nmc-c-hr
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Because voting is a multi-step process often involving more than one action. I have experienced all the below votes at governmental level, they are not hypothetical to me: Sometimes the voter has the ability to add arbitrary options to the
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by Y-bar 3y ago
In security red generally means encryption/protection is active. And then there is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tally_light > In the active (on air) mode, tally lights are typically red. > Some camera
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by Y-bar 3y ago
I would never use a group of radio buttons in such a case, would you? But if hard pressed and not allowed to design a better UI I would do the following options with radio buttons: ( * ) blank vote ( ) Option A (potentially in random orde
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by Y-bar 3y ago
That about:config setting is a halfway okay solution for a single app, it loses vertical space however, which is my premium. Optimally I would like a way to (in all applications which has this problem) to _simply show me_ what is a UI widge
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by Y-bar 3y ago
Huh, that's odd that it got changed. I can't think of any valid case where [no option] checked is part of a set of radio buttons. The user must be presented by a default, their entire reason for existing as is that one of them is
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by Y-bar 3y ago
> what the last one is supposed to do. It's indicating an iOS device being locally, e.g. for administration, backup, file transfer and the like. > Are the things above that row buttons? Why don't they look like them then? Ha

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